Chun Fen, Qing Ming and Gu Yu are the final three solar terms of spring, they symbolize the retreating cold of winter and the rising heat of summer, here life is booming. Each solar term has three natural wonders, or “Wuhou” in Chinese. In Chun Fen, the first Wuhou is “The Arrival of a Mysterious Bird”, this is when the swallows fly back from the south. The second, “The Rolling Storm”, and third, “The Striking Lightning”, describes the rain, sky, thunder and lightning during Chun Fen. In Qing Ming, the three Wuhou’s are “The Blossoming Tung”, “The Hidden Field Mouse” and “The Visible Rainbows”. These wonders are about the flowers of the paulownia tung tree, the field mice who prefer shade, and the appearance of rainbows after a spring rain. In Gu Yu, the three Wuhou’s are “The Growing Duckweed”, “The Turtle Doves Arrival”, and “The Appearing Hoopoe Bird”. These natural wonders discuss the growing of plants that live in water, the cuckoo bird reminding people to plant seeds, and Hoopoe birds that are often spotted on mulberry trees. The cusp of warm and cold, the twilight of spring and the impending summer, the long awaited heat has caused the world to grow , the rain splashing down, bringing us life.